Special Reports
The revolution strikes back
An uncompromising Iran and an uncomprehending America may be stumbling to war, says Peter DavidJul 21st 2007
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The resilience of freedom
After ten years of Chinese sovereignty, Hong Kong's economy is thriving. But politics, says Simon Long, remains a one-horse race Jun 30th 2007
Fear of flying
Air travel is often nasty, brutish, long and unprofitable. But it need not be like that, says Paul Markillie Jun 16th 2007
Cleaning up
Business is getting down to cutting carbon, but needs more incentives to make much difference to climate change, argues Emma Duncan Jun 2nd 2007
The alchemists of finance
Global investment banks are taking ever more risk, and are devising ever more sophisticated ways of spreading it, says Henry Tricks. Is that reassuring or worrying? May 19th 2007
The world goes to town
After this year the majority of people will live in cities. Human history will ever more emphatically become urban history, says John Grimond May 5th 2007
A world of connections
New wireless technologies will link not just people but lots of objects too. That will be tremendously useful, says Kenneth Cukier; but getting there will be tricky Apr 28th 2007
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Forthcoming special reports
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| 2007 | |
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| Financial centres | 15th September |
| Innovation | 13th October |
| World economy | 20th October |
| Editor's survey | 3rd November |
| Technology in India and China | 10th November |
| Austria | 24th November |
| Business in Japan | 1st December |
| Migration | 22nd December |
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